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Contador takes Tour of Spain title after serving doping ban
Spaniard Alberto Contador has come back from a two-year doping ban to lift his second Tour of Spain cycling title.
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Alberto Contador to return from doping ban at Eneco Tour
Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador says his first race after serving a doping ban will be next month's Eneco Tour, where he will line up for Team Saxo Bank again.
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Guardiola urges Contador to fight doping ban
Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola, who successfully fought a doping case while a player in Italy, has urged Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador to fight his two-year doping ban "until the end of the world".
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Contador may still appeal doping ban, won't retire
Alberto Contador vowed on Tuesday to return to the pinnacle of cycling, maintaining his innocence in the face of a two-year doping ban that stripped the Spanish star of his 2010 Tour de France title.
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Spanish press bemoans Contador ruling
Spain's press Tuesday slammed a two-year doping ban on Spanish cycling hero Alberto Contador as a legal muddle that left Spain looking as if it favoured drug cheats.
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Alberto Contador banned and stripped of Tour de France win
Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador on Monday received a two-year ban for doping during the 2010 Tour de France and was stripped of his victory in the race.
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Contador cleared of doping charges
Spain's cycling federation cleared three-time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador on Tuesday of knowingly using a banned substance in a dramatic U-turn in the case that means he can ride in this year's race.
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Contador doping issue likely to land before Arbitration court
The issue of culpability of three times Tour de France winner Alberto Contador, who is facing a one-year ban after testing positive for a banned substance, is likely to land before Court of Arbitration for Sport, said Pat McQuaid, International Cycling Union (UCI) President.
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Contador submits final defence to overturn ban
Alberto Contador submitted his final defence to overturn a proposed one-year ban for a positive doping test during the Tour de France.
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Contador takes Tour of Spain title after serving doping ban
Spaniard Alberto Contador has come back from a two-year doping ban to lift his second Tour of Spain cycling title.
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Alberto Contador to return from doping ban at Eneco Tour
Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador says his first race after serving a doping ban will be next month's Eneco Tour, where he will line up for Team Saxo Bank again.
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Guardiola urges Contador to fight doping ban
Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola, who successfully fought a doping case while a player in Italy, has urged Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador to fight his two-year doping ban "until the end of the world".
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Contador may still appeal doping ban, won't retire
Alberto Contador vowed on Tuesday to return to the pinnacle of cycling, maintaining his innocence in the face of a two-year doping ban that stripped the Spanish star of his 2010 Tour de France title.
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Spanish press bemoans Contador ruling
Spain's press Tuesday slammed a two-year doping ban on Spanish cycling hero Alberto Contador as a legal muddle that left Spain looking as if it favoured drug cheats.
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Alberto Contador banned and stripped of Tour de France win
Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador on Monday received a two-year ban for doping during the 2010 Tour de France and was stripped of his victory in the race.
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Contador cleared of doping charges
Spain's cycling federation cleared three-time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador on Tuesday of knowingly using a banned substance in a dramatic U-turn in the case that means he can ride in this year's race.
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Contador doping issue likely to land before Arbitration court
The issue of culpability of three times Tour de France winner Alberto Contador, who is facing a one-year ban after testing positive for a banned substance, is likely to land before Court of Arbitration for Sport, said Pat McQuaid, International Cycling Union (UCI) President.
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Contador submits final defence to overturn ban
Alberto Contador submitted his final defence to overturn a proposed one-year ban for a positive doping test during the Tour de France.
